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Tunable Copolymerization of Oxetane and Anhydrides via a Nonsymmetric Three‐Center Four‐Electron Iodine Activation Mode

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Halogen-bond catalysis enables selective copolymerization of oxetane and anhydrides, suggesting new routes for polymer synthesis.

High selectivity in ester linkage surpasses 99% with nonsymmetric iodine activation, and copolymerization yields diverse polyesters.
The study showcases a new iodine activation mode that optimally regulates the composition of the resulting polyesters.
Assessment of various cyclic anhydrides reveals broad applicability and customizable properties for the formed copolymers.
Implications suggest that tailored polymer properties can be achieved through systematic control of catalyst ratios.

Hong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Halogen-bond catalysis enables selective copolymerization of oxetane and anhydrides, suggesting new routes for polymer synthesis.

High selectivity in ester linkage surpasses 99% with nonsymmetric iodine activation, and copolymerization yields diverse polyesters.
The study showcases a new iodine activation mode that optimally regulates the composition of the resulting polyesters.
Assessment of various cyclic anhydrides reveals broad applicability and customizable properties for the formed copolymers.
Implications suggest that tailored polymer properties can be achieved through systematic control of catalyst ratios.

Hong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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